Snow delays New Hampshire primary schedules amid campaign chatter
Heavy snow disrupts presidential candidate stops in New Hampshire while Democrats push an energy policy. Write-in Connally campaigns gain support from Richard Viguerie as Ford and Reagan campaign ahead of Tuesday vote. Carter and Bayh skip events due to weather. Bayh criticizes solar spending.
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New Hampshire
John Connally
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Birch Bayh
Indiana
New England
Energy Research and Development Administration
Bayh
Ford Administration
Fred Harris
Power Company
Manchester
Harris
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Connally
Texas
Richard Viguerie
Florida
Henry Jackson
Lloyd Bentsen
Georgia
Paul Laxalt
Laxalt
Washington
Oklahoma
Kentucky
George Wallace
Sacramento Day in Review
The day in Sacramento notes a bill to keep the name of a person filing an unsafe conditions complaint confidential unless requested otherwise. It reports fair board appointments, and Education Committee actions on fair labor investigations starting April 1, plus confirmations for state posts and Senate timing rules.
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Division of Industrial Safety
Fenton
Montebello
Fairs
Senate
Education
Education Employment Relations Board
Rodda
Sacramento
Philip C. Favre
Franklin O. Grady
Division of Industrial Accidents
Leon S. Kaplan
Youth Authority Board
Lewis A. Moran
Irene Tovar
State Personnel Board
Milk price rollback test in Berkeley coop case
Berkeley Consumers Cooperative plans a test case after Alameda County Superior Court voided its milk price rollback from 69 to 61 cents a half gallon. Roy Bryant, GM, says the co op lowered the price Friday and the state had set 69 cents as minimum in the Bay Area. Walter Wunderlich, deputy state AG, notes quick court action to stop the rollback over the three day weekend.
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Roy Bryant
Consumers Cooperative of Berkeley
Co-Op
Bay Area
Alameda County
Walter E. Wunderlich
Linda Akulian
SLA survivors dispute Hearst testimony in court
Four SLA survivors challenged Patricia Hearst's account as she testified in San Francisco. Russell Little and Joseph Remiro, convicted of the Oakland school official slaying, denied her claim that others did the killing. Bill and Emily Harris failed to have most charges dropped, while Hearst testified she fired at a sporting goods store. The Little Remiro jury remained deadlocked after 17 days of deliberations over assault and attempted murder tied to a Concord police shooting.
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UPI
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Miss Hearst
Inglewood
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Oakland
Marcus Foster
SLA
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Patricia Soltysik
Robert Blackburn
Donald DeFreeze
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Remiro
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Sporting Goods
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Emily
Concord
Calif
Foster
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